Müllheim, Switzerland

Rubbish home is a municipality in the district of Frauenfeld in the canton of Thurgau in Switzerland.

Geography

Rubbish home is located in the Thur valley near the motorway triangle Grüneck the Swiss highway A 7 After plug Born on the Lower Lake Constance in the north is around 10 km, Constance in the north- east is about 19 km away. Neighboring municipalities are Pfyn, Homburg TG and Raperswilen in the district Steckborn and Wigoltingen in the district Weinfelden.

History

The municipality was probably already in the 9th century under the lordship of the monastery of Reichenau. Was first documented in 1254 as the village Mulhain. On September 5, 1445, the Confederates burned the village. During the 18th century, the bishop of Constance legal successor of the Reichenau monastery to the founding of the canton of Thurgau was. In 1967 through the union of congregations garbage home and Langenhart the unified community garbage home.

Personalities

In 1810 Johann Wepf garbage home, the composer of the Thurgauerliedes was born. A plaque at his birthplace commemorates the deserved citizens of the community.

Attractions

In the center of garbage home especially around the Reformed Church exisistieren numerous well-preserved half-timbered houses from the 19th century.

Pictures

Reformed Church in waste home

Catholic Church

New Apostolic Church

Centaur roundabout in waste home

Meeting house

Old fire engine house

Birthplace of Johann Wepf

Half-timbered house in Langenhart

Entrance to the village of Long Hard